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Thank you for the feedback, bkt. I have removed msjava.dll from the list [who would have that, now?]
But ole32.dll, schannel.dll and shell32.dll should be on your machine, and all in system32. Interesting.
But ole32.dll, schannel.dll and shell32.dll should be on your machine, and all in system32. Interesting.
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If you don't have those 3 pgms in system32 you would have a multitude of problems.
ole32.dll links objects from one app to another. schannel is used in secure transmissions, shell32 functions are used by windows when opening files, viewing pages.
But didn't you already run sfc /scannow? That would have replaced them..
No... then do it. You will need your installation cd.
Go Start, Run [from TM will do...], and enter:
sfc /scannow
No fanfare or report at conclusion; it just closes.
ole32.dll links objects from one app to another. schannel is used in secure transmissions, shell32 functions are used by windows when opening files, viewing pages.
But didn't you already run sfc /scannow? That would have replaced them..
No... then do it. You will need your installation cd.
Go Start, Run [from TM will do...], and enter:
sfc /scannow
No fanfare or report at conclusion; it just closes.
Last edited by gerbil; Sep 15th, 2008 at 12:05 am.
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I can't run sfc /scannow if it requires the disk, which unfortunately I do not have.
New symptom: Can't access temporary internet files.
New symptom: Can't access temporary internet files.
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Try sfc anyway - you may have the \386 files installed somewhere, like in hte C: root... [they are what it uses]
Else may I suggest that you try borrowing a disk? Or get one of the correct type for your installation burnt?
Else may I suggest that you try borrowing a disk? Or get one of the correct type for your installation burnt?
Last edited by gerbil; Sep 18th, 2008 at 12:02 am.
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